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[L. Lawliet]

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[quote author=Pablo link=topic=2909.msg177916#msg177916 date=1286815669]
Ima li Stoner svoje navijace na ovom forumu?
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Imaju 3

[Lorenzo-fan]

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[quote author=L. Lawliet link=topic=2909.msg177927#msg177927 date=1286819802]
[quote author=Pablo link=topic=2909.msg177916#msg177916 date=1286815669]
Ima li Stoner svoje navijace na ovom forumu?
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Imaju 3
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Sacekaj, ko ?
Trivun i ko jos. MIslim ima nas koji cenimo Stonera kao vozaca ali bas neznam kome je on omiljeni.

[L. Lawliet]

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Trivun, onaj tamo levo i ima jos jedan momak kome je Stoner na avatar al sam zaboravio kako se zove.

[Srdjan Erceg]

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[quote author=Miss Poison link=topic=2909.msg177920#msg177920 date=1286818042]
[quote author=vesna8.11 link=topic=2909.msg177787#msg177787 date=1286796736]
Drugo, ovo se ne odnosi na clana 3006, strasno je videti koliko malo ili nimalo ne poznajemo nas pravopis, pa strana imena pisemo koristeci Engleski pravopis.To su pravila hrvatskog pisma, a ne naseg. Ali valjda tako delujemo sami sebi pametniji.
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Mene su ucili da se strana imena i prezimena ne prevode... (%fsd%&j Ako mislimo na imena ljudi.
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Pravopis srpskog jezika kaže da se sve transkribuje. Casey = Kejsi. Piši kao što govoriš, čitaj kao što je napisano. Važi za sve. Poslednjih 20 godina se to dosta zaboravilo. Nekada je bilo nezamislivo da bude drugačije. Pravilno je Pariz, ne Paris, Njujork, ne New York ili Nju Jork, Isak Njutn, ne Isaac Newton, itd.

S druge strane, hrvatski jezik ima druga pravila. Okean se uvek pisao ocean. Naprosto je pitanje koji se jezik koristi.

Što se tiče Stonerovih navijača, naravno da ih ima;)

[Miss Poison]

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[quote author=Srdjan Erceg link=topic=2909.msg177973#msg177973 date=1286829554]
Pravopis srpskog jezika kaže da se sve transkribuje. Casey = Kejsi. Piši kao što govoriš, čitaj kao što je napisano. Važi za sve. Poslednjih 20 godina se to dosta zaboravilo. Nekada je bilo nezamislivo da bude drugačije. Pravilno je Pariz, ne Paris, Njujork, ne New York ili Nju Jork, Isak Njutn, ne Isaac Newton, itd.

S druge strane, hrvatski jezik ima druga pravila. Okean se uvek pisao ocean. Naprosto je pitanje koji se jezik koristi.
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Hvala, posto sam htjela to da rascistim, jer su meni ucetelji drugacije govorili.

[L. Lawliet]

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O da zaboravih Srdjan je vatreni Stonerov navijac ali prikriveni &*#GI(] &*#GI(] &*#GI(]

Sto se tice pisanja u mom jeziku imam stvari jasne, nasa imena pisem kako ih izgovaram, strana imena kao na maticnom jeziku .
Tako su me ucili i tako pishem

[Miss Poison]

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[quote author=L. Lawliet link=topic=2909.msg178014#msg178014 date=1286869097]
Sto se tice pisanja u mom jeziku imam stvari jasne, nasa imena pisem kako ih izgovaram, strana imena kao na maticnom jeziku .
Tako su me ucili i tako pishem
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I mene tako ucise, ali izgleda pogresno...

[quote author=L. Lawliet link=topic=2909.msg178014#msg178014 date=1286869097]
O da zaboravih Srdjan je vatreni Stonerov navijac ali prikriveni &*#GI(] &*#GI(] &*#GI(]
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Hahahahah... Ja te htjedoh pitati Srdjane, za koga ti navijas? Mislim, znam da te posao primorava da budes objektvan, ali ipak..?

[L. Lawliet]

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Miss Poison nikad ti nece reci. To se ovdje vec davno pokusavalo. Krije to ko zmija noge. Al se par puta odao nekim tekstovima da navija za Stonera pa kad je krenuo da ispravi bilo je kasno #$&+|r +*@WT*48* $%&5@$A

[Miss Poison]

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Hahahah... Pa zato je i naveo za primjer Stonera, kad je rekao Casey = Kejsi #$&+|r

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nije nego kad bi ti da primer za onog za koga navija,ne bi shvatila poentu @(*6sd$%

[L. Lawliet]

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Ryder Notes: Vale Won The Battle; Jorge Won The War
by julian ryder
Monday, October 11, 2010

Jorge Lorenzo duly became world champ with a controlled ride to third but was well and truly upstaged by a stunning victory from Valentino Rossi. It was just like the old days. After a troubled qualifying, Valentino's crew threw in a big set-up change for Sunday morning warm up and the old Jeremy Burgess magic worked. You wouldn't have known it from Rossi's start, he was down in eleventh on the first lap with Lorenzo away at the front with Dovizioso in close attendance.

However, Valentino said that he knew straight away that all was not lost. The bike felt good and he was up to third by lap four. Dovi went to the front on lap nine and must have been having thoughts about his first victory in Repsol colors only to find Valentino Rossi pushing past two laps later. Lorenzo decided that discretion was the better part of valor and the two Italians pulled away with Dovi' keeping Rossi honest.

There was nothing between the performance of the Honda and the Yamaha in a straight line, and Rossi set the fastest lap. Not what you'd expect from the relative performance of the two bikes this year. There are two things to bear in mind here: first the new uprated Yamaha motor that came in for Motegi and the shortening of the Malaysian race. The riders wanted race distance to be cut by two laps because of the heat and humidity in previous years; they got one lap so the race was just over two minutes shorter than the last dry race at Sepang in 2008. The difference this makes to the fueling is quite significant—effectively an extra liter for race, enough to negate the Honda's usual advantage.

Alvaro Bautista again proved that he is a force to be reckoned with and that the bike works well on hot tracks. His double pass on Aoyama and Simoncelli is well worth seeing. Ducati had a terrible day. Stoner and Hayden were caught out and handicapped by their front tires and the satellite bikes spent the race at the back of the field.

There was much joy in the Fiat Yamaha camp. Rossi was overjoyed with his race—and no doubt with reminding the young whippersnappers who was still the boss. Jorge did a bit of upstaging of his own by disappearing from the rostrum with the champagne to celebrate with his team in pit lane. In his press conference Jorge dedicated his title to Shoya Tomizawa—a nice touch.

I am not sure his karaoke rendering of We Are The Champions was in such good taste.